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Texas state lawmakers have introduced bills aiming to cap the number of athletic scholarships awarded to international students. The state proposes limiting non-U.S. citizens to 25% of total athletic scholarships at public colleges in Texas.

A recent article about RobertAnthony Cruz, a former MLB draftee and current Savannah Banana, emphasizes ten key principles that underscore the importance of child-driven interest and the communal benefits of sports participation.

Should you tell your kids they are smart or talented? Professor Carol Dweck answers this question and more, as she talks about her groundbreaking work on developing mindsets.

what should have been a landmark moment for student-athletes has instead highlighted a troubling reality: those most affected by the decision—the athletes themselves—were largely excluded from the negotiation process.

the Big Ten Conference has announced a comprehensive revenue-sharing plan aimed at compensating its student-athletes. while this plan represents progress, it also raises questions about the legal and social status of college athletes within the NCAA system.